Janet Fitch
Hi Edy, my great apologies at not seeing your question until now. Right now, I'm feeling the disappearance of people and places very strongly, and am writing a book in which I get to recapture times and places I experienced personally--the 1970s in Los Angeles--and an era I never saw but experienced through famly stories--Los Angeles (Hollywood) in the 1930s.
maybe it was because of lockdown, the past loomed very large. Thanks for asking!
maybe it was because of lockdown, the past loomed very large. Thanks for asking!
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Janet Fitch:
Hello, Janet! It's such a treat to see you in AROHO and I'm thrilled that I will be meeting you at the Ghost Ranch retreat. Will you be wearing a cape? Personally, I'm loving that dark scrap of wild fur about your neck. Would love to know if we can feature your book in the AROHO group for a group reading and do a Q&A with you, all sometime in the next several months?
Nicole D'Settēmi
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Janet Fitch:
Janet, my favorite novel is White Oleander. There are so many influences I see in it from other stories and books/writers/etc, am I correct with the following (just to name a few)...?: 1-Invisible Monsters 2-The Diaries of Anais Nin (Multiple Volumes & portraits, especially June Miller-to-Ingrid 3-Anne Sexton's story-to-Ingrid, as well 4-Audrey Hepburn/Jean Sebert-helped paint Claire's portrait
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